Sentence examples for Synchronize from inspiring English sources

Before a day's work, or rushes, are viewed it is usual to synchronize those takes that were shot with dialogue or other major sounds.

A newer version of the clapper is a digital slate that uses light-emitting diodes and an audio link to synchronize film and tape.

There is evidence that these fundamental biological functions can synchronize with the rhythmic phases of environmental (exogenous) change.

In a long poem, Fianna bátar in Emain ("The Warriors Who Were in Emain"), Cináed ua Artacáin summed up the saga material, while Fland Mainistrech collected the work of generations of fili who had laboured to synchronize Ireland's history with that of the outside world.

Company engineers flew around the world with its cesium beam HP 5060A instrument to synchronize the globe's atomic clocks to within one-millionth of a second.

Alex Greilich and colleagues at the University of Dortmund, Ger., used a train of light pulses to synchronize the spins.

Early versions of Polaroid 3-D used two interlocked projectors to synchronize the two pictures.

Bats also presumably use vision to distinguish day from night and to synchronize their internal clocks with the local cycle of daylight and darkness.

In 1982 the United States adopted an approach known as AirLand Battle, which emphasized maneuver and the need to see the battlefield in the round, taking advantage of emerging military technologies to synchronize operations and direct fire with greater accuracy.

The 13 inlays mentioned above represent the 12 months of the year and the intercalary month added every few years to synchronize the lunar calendar with the solar calendar.

Thus, most musical numbers are filmed to synchronize with a playback track.